Kerie Logan on Parenting and the Power of Authenticity

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In this episode, host Leta and her mom welcome guest Kerie Logan, a therapist, empowerment specialist, podcast host, and parent of an autistic child with PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance). They delve into topics such as autism, masking, the importance of parental understanding, and how technical difficulties impacted their recording session. Carrie shares personal experiences and professional advice on diagnosing autism, managing masking behaviors, and the significance of creating supportive environments for neurodivergent individuals. The conversation also critiques traditional approaches like ABA therapy and emphasizes the value of being authentic.

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Chapters

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) Explained (00:00:00)

3. Kerie Logan: Background and Introduction (00:00:50)

4. Challenges of Masking in Autism (00:08:51)

5. Building Supportive Environments for Neurodivergent Individuals (00:12:51)

6. Intrusive Thoughts and Trauma (00:21:51)

7. Understanding Neurodiversity in Education (00:24:17)

8. The Role of Parents in Supporting Neurodivergent Children (00:26:28)

9. Challenges with ABA Therapy (00:29:48)

10. The Importance of Masking Awareness (00:39:24)

11. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:45:42)